Holocaust

The consequences actually differed, depending on who you wish to talk about. For example, in the Nuremburg Trials, whose defendants were high-ranking Nazi officials, the consequences ranged from death by hanging to acquittal (and yes, a few were acquitted). Others were sentenced to a varying number of years in jail.

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Many camp guards just changed their names 'and lived happily ever after'.

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Some of the concentration camps were converted into extermination camps with gas chambers in 1942. This was a massive change both in the manner of executions and their expediency.

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Four of the extermination camps - Chelmno, Belzec, Sobibor and Treblinka II were newly established. Auschwitz was greatly expanded. At ordinary concentration camps there was little change.

Jews were removed by force from Germany starting in October 1941. By 1944 there were not many Jews left in Germany ...

they would have fallen into the class of 'anti-social'.

Well 6 Million People were sent to Auschwitz (Only 1/6 were actually killed So, Auschwitz was Operating from May 1940- January 1945 but most of the deportations happened between October 20th 1941- January 27th 1945, total of 1184 Days. 6,000,000/1,184= 5,068. So 5,068 people were sent to Auschwitz daily in Average.

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6 Million people were not sent to Auschwitz.

creating averages over such a long and changing period does nothing to illuminate matters.

there are no cupcake, butter, tea, oil, etc. in Copenhagen, all Danish people had to stay in their house at 8:00 pm, there was a German soldier around every street's corner

The German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941 raised the killing of Jews to a new level. Now Hitler called for the total destruction of all Europe's Jews. What he proposed- the killing of an entire people- is called genocide. at first, the bloody work was carried out by mobile killing units- Einsatzgruppen

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Tokio Hotel know it happened. It's also illegal in Germany to deny it ever happened. They have been asked about it and know it's a part of their country's past.

Jewish consintration camps were camps that the Nazis put Jews. They put them there to work and hardly ever gave them food. When the Jews there were no longer needed they would be sent to the gas chambers or huge fireplaces, and be killed. Hitler was the one in charge, he wanted power and that was a way to get it.

1. Large areas of the Middle East were under British rule at the time, so the Germans would have had to fight their way there. In fact, they did push towards the Suez Canal but were defeated at El Alamein (Egypt) in October 1942. The main purpose for the Germans fighting in North Africa was to support Italy and to harass the British. They weren't there in search of Jews.
2. At that time there weren't that many Jews in the region. The large centres of Jewish population were in Eastern and Eastern Central Europe.

They were generally warned at least a day before that they would be deported.

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Because different gasses can kill you within minutes and it could cost a lot of money to get the different kinds of gasses.

Hitler was able to pass a law called the Nuremburg Statute which went much farther than denying Jews German citizenship; the law stated that Jews are not legally human beings. Hence, they have no legal rights.

Torah study and prayer in different homes or under ground.

In many cases, Jews were unable to practice their traditions during the Holocaust.

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Typhoid was the most common disease in terms of mortality.

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Jews were not allowed to have basic rights, such as going into public after 8 pm They were also not allowed to have national health insurance.

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During the Kristallnacht and the days that followed about 30,000 German Jews were sent to concentration camps.